Owliver in our School Darío, Mateo & Aarón

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The document describes something that is big and located near a river. Specifically, it mentions an object near the Nora's river. In just a few words, it conveys that there is a large thing situated close to a body of water known as the Nora's river.

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It’s big and it is near
the river ( the Nora`s
river )

Owliver in our School Darío, Mateo & Aarón

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